iSCSI Initiator

How to Build 19c RAC - 1 of 4 - Preparing Two Database Servers

by Ed Chen
October 17, 2020June 22, 2023
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The series of post will install a 19c (19.3) RAC database on two Enterprise Linux 8.1. There're 4 parts in this series. Preparing Two Database… Read More »

How to Limit ISCSI Initiator Name to Access

by Ed Chen
September 26, 2020November 22, 2022

In iSCSI, we call clients as initiators. For allowing only specific initiators to access the target, we have to put all allowable initiators in the… Read More »

How to Configure iSCSI Disk on Solaris

by Ed Chen
January 25, 2020December 28, 2022

For Linux database servers, you may check: How to Build 19c RAC - 1 of 4 - Preparing Two Database Servers. First of all, let's… Read More »

How to Build 18c RAC - 1 of 4 - Preparing Two Database Servers

by Ed Chen
December 15, 2018June 22, 2023
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For 19c, you may refer to: How to Build 19c RAC - 1 of 4 - Preparing Two Database Servers. Network Design for RAC Let's… Read More »

How to Disable Physical Sector Size Reporting on iSCSI Extent of FreeNAS

by Ed Chen
October 9, 2018November 22, 2022

Sometimes, iSCSI clients do not accept physical sector sizes that is larger than 4KB. Luckily, FreeNAS has an option to work around it. It's called… Read More »

How to Change Initiator Name after Cloning

by Ed Chen
March 18, 2017November 22, 2022

You may know that you should change hostname and change NIC configurations after cloning a VM, but you may not know there could be iscsi… Read More »

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